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Driving an Undocumented 3nm ASIC with an ESP32: Inside the First Sub-10 J/TH Open-Source Bitcoin Miner
Next week we ship the Bitaxe Naja Duo , and the spec that matters is 9.5 joules per terahash at stock. First open-source home miner under 10. But this is dev.to, so instead of a product pitch, here's the part that's actually interesting to build: what it takes to make a $3 microcontroller drive silicon that Bitmain designed for industrial hashboards and documented for nobody.
The problem: a peripheral with no datasheet
The BM1373 is Bitmain's 3nm SHA-256 ASIC from the Antminer S...
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